On June 5, IonQ fell 5.01% in regular trading, trading at approximately $60.975/share, with trading volume of $510 million. The decline was driven by a capital reallocation wave triggered by the Quantinuum IPO on Nasdaq.

Honeywell's quantum computing subsidiary Quantinuum priced its IPO at $60/share, issuing 28 million shares and raising a total of $1.68 billion at a valuation exceeding $14 billion, with the offering oversubscribed by 20 times. The blockbuster listing created a pronounced siphon effect on existing quantum computing stocks, as investors sold current holdings to free up capital for the new issuance. Rigetti Computing fell 10.36%, D-Wave Quantum dropped 7.9%, and Quantum Computing Inc. declined 8.57%.

Additionally, quantum computing names had accumulated substantial gains from the recent AI hype spillover, and the arrival of a sector heavyweight further triggered broad profit-taking. Market analysts noted that Quantinuum's listing has established a new valuation anchor for the sector, given its superior technical capabilities and government resources relative to many listed peers.

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